[Circular Seeking Information About the Use of Chloroform and the Effects of Shock in Surgery]:
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[Circular Seeking Information About the Use of Chloroform and the Effects of Shock in Surgery]1 p.Richmond[s. n.]1863Call number 3021conf (Rare Book Collection, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

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In replying to questions, and in Essays or Papers sent to the Association, a résumé is requested, coming to some conclusion, in order to facilitate taking the vote in the decision on the subject.

THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ARE PROPOSED:
I. Any DEATH from Chloroform in YOUR practice; give particulars of the case, if any. Is this agent always
used?II. 1st. Does “SHOCK” postpone YOUR surgical interference; at what period of time, after injury, are YOU usually able to operate?2d. Any relation between the CHARACTER of the injury, and the GRAVITY of the shock?3d. Any death, in YOUR practice, from shock ALONE?III. Do CICATRICES from Gun-shot wounds furnish YOU information as to the nature of the missile which caused the injury, and the probable ENTRANCE and EXIT of the same?

Further particulars on these subjects, with accounts of any remarkable course which balls may have taken in transit through the body, in your own practice, are solicited.